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[[File:Time-Icon.png|40px]] The Sleepy Efreeti was a traveling market that roamed the world on a magical wagon. The wagon was an enchanted vehicle that could move through all kinds of terrain, be it a dense forest or a rugged mountain pass. The market was run by a group of enterprising Dwarves, who were known for their shrewd bargaining skills and their ability to sell just about anything. | [[File:Time-Icon.png|40px]] The Sleepy Efreeti was a traveling market that roamed the world on a magical wagon. The wagon was an enchanted vehicle that could move through all kinds of terrain, be it a dense forest or a rugged mountain pass. The market was run by a group of enterprising Dwarves, who were known for their shrewd bargaining skills and their ability to sell just about anything. | ||
Despite their reputation as master traders, the Dwarves were known to be a lazy bunch, preferring to lounge around on the wagon and nap in the shade of their colorful red awnings. The market's name was a | Despite their reputation as master traders, the Dwarves were known to be a lazy bunch, preferring to lounge around on the wagon and nap in the shade of their colorful red awnings. The market's name was a nod to this habit, as well as a playful reference to the fiery red hair of the dwarven merchants. | ||
The Sleepy Efreeti's wares were as diverse as the lands they traveled. One day, they might be selling exotic | The Sleepy Efreeti's wares were as diverse as the lands they traveled. One day, they might be selling exotic musical instruments, and the next day, they might be offering enchanted swords crafted by the finest dwarven blacksmiths. They also had a reputation for peddling rare and unusual items that could only be found in the most remote corners of the world. | ||
==Local Gathering== | ==Local Gathering== | ||
Roll | Roll 1 time on this table | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
! Roll 1d6 !! Townsfolk | ! Roll 1d6 !! Townsfolk | ||
|- | |- | ||
| '''1 | | '''1 or 2''' || [[Thursen Axeshaper|<span style="color:#A6932B">'''Thursen Axeshaper</span>]] The Sleepy Efreeti Merchant | ||
|- | |- | ||
| ''' | | '''3 or 4''' || [[Gloviel Axeshaper|<span style="color:#A6932B">'''Gloviel Axeshaper</span>]] The Sleepy Efreeti Merchant | ||
|- | |- | ||
| '''6''' || [[ | | '''5 or 6''' || [[Ruvir Axeshaper|<span style="color:#A6932B">'''Ruvir Axeshaper</span>]] The Sleepy Efreeti Stockboy | ||
|} | |} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:57, 15 April 2023
| Dicey Dangers, The Creepy Creature of Vulture's Vineyard | Game by Joel Hills |
The Sleepy Efreeti
The Sleepy Efreeti was a traveling market that roamed the world on a magical wagon. The wagon was an enchanted vehicle that could move through all kinds of terrain, be it a dense forest or a rugged mountain pass. The market was run by a group of enterprising Dwarves, who were known for their shrewd bargaining skills and their ability to sell just about anything.
Despite their reputation as master traders, the Dwarves were known to be a lazy bunch, preferring to lounge around on the wagon and nap in the shade of their colorful red awnings. The market's name was a nod to this habit, as well as a playful reference to the fiery red hair of the dwarven merchants.
The Sleepy Efreeti's wares were as diverse as the lands they traveled. One day, they might be selling exotic musical instruments, and the next day, they might be offering enchanted swords crafted by the finest dwarven blacksmiths. They also had a reputation for peddling rare and unusual items that could only be found in the most remote corners of the world.
Local Gathering
Roll 1 time on this table
| Roll 1d6 | Townsfolk |
|---|---|
| 1 or 2 | Thursen Axeshaper The Sleepy Efreeti Merchant |
| 3 or 4 | Gloviel Axeshaper The Sleepy Efreeti Merchant |
| 5 or 6 | Ruvir Axeshaper The Sleepy Efreeti Stockboy |
Travel Locations
- To the Farmers Market Center
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The Creepy Creature of Vulture's Vineyard | ******************************************************************************************************************************************** |